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Banks in emerging markets to face continuous risks
PETALING JAYA: Banks in emerging markets (EMs) including Malaysia will face three main risks, encompassing a deterioration in asset quality, no thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pension funds plot move on China's US$16 trillion bond market
LONDON (Reuters): China's US$16 trillion bond market is the proverbial elephant in the investment room. But it's becoming too big to ignore, even for the most risk-averse Western investors.
Asian fixed income to continue to perform, Manulife says
KUALA LUMPUR: Asian fixed income assets, which stayed resilient throughout 2020, can continue to perform this year on the back of a supportive global backdrop and continued policy support, said Manulife Investment Management.
Pension funds plot move on China's US$16 trillion sovereign bond market
LONDON: China's $16 trillion sovereign debt market is the proverbial elephant in the investment room. But it's becoming too big to ignore, even for the most risk-averse Western investors.
As coronavirus, US-China tensions add to global economic uncertainties, Asia looks to be a key growth engine
After a year in which ties between Beijing and Washington further strained, analysts are taking a measured approach to how the outlook could change under Joe BidenGlobal coronavirus recovery seen hitting a few speed bumps before the pandemic is over, and the effects of geopolitical tensions will have wide-reaching ‘implications’
Global semicon revenue to grow to US$450b this year
KUALA LUMPUR: Global semiconductor revenue is forecast to increase to US$450bil this year and climb to US$500bil in market size in 2024, with steady annual growth between 4% and 6%, according to International Data Corporation (IDC).
Hang in there, Penangites!
JUST when we thought 2021 would have more of the same things we had in 2020, things got worse.
Philippine banks rebound faster than post-Asia crisis
Record-low interest rates, higher capital the catalyst
Gold extends decline on dollar strength as stimulus faces debate
NEW YORK: Gold extended declines on a stronger dollar and the currency’s outlook, while investors assess the timeline for the US stimulus package.
